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To: Phoenix8
We had "chemtrails" being dispensed regularly in the skies of rural W. TN. for months before the TN government passed a law making it illegal to dispense chemicals into the atmosphere for purposes of weather modificition. After which, no more chemtrails.

Like a stopped clock, even a good friend is right twice each day.

43 posted on 10/15/2024 6:05:18 AM PDT by The Duke (Not without incident.)
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To: The Duke; anyone
Well true but it was only passed months ago. I’d not even heard of it yet. Also the bill sounds more like a preventative thing, to prevent modification of weather and does not specifically mention “chemtrails”. It’s not scientific, just because some state elected representatives bring up a bill and get votes to have it passed. I also have a question: you say jets are no longer leaving any CONTRAILS in the sky? In Tenn? Or chemtrails??? PS to anyone reading: I don’t want to give the impression that I believe it’s impossible to modify the weather to ANY degree. I’m was referring to the idea the government is dumping virus/poisons/mind bending drugs/harmful chemicals in the atmosphere purposefully. OR that the government has the ability to control the weather SO precisely they can “dial up” a hurricane when they want one. I can remember WAY, WAY back in southern Indiana in the Cold War when military aircraft would criss cross the sky with contrails and soon clouds would cover the sky. That would effect temp/pressure and maybe even change rain chances..but that’s a far cry from creating a hurricane at a specific time and location. I remember the sky like this frequently in the 70s-80s: IMG-0154
44 posted on 10/15/2024 6:39:27 AM PDT by Phoenix8
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